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ceph-qa-suite
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The basic idea is that the set of tests to run consists of all
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combinations of taking one yaml fragment from each facet.
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Each directory represents a facet. For example, given the files
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clusters/
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clusters/fixed-3.yaml
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clusters/fixed-9.yaml
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tasks/
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tasks/a
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tasks/b
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tasks/c
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teuthology-suite would run tasks a, b, and c on both fixed-3 and fixed-9
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clusters.
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Note that the 'clusters' and 'tasks' terminology is actually
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meaningless here. All teuthology-suite does is stick the yaml
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fragments together (one from each facet) and run teuthology on the
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result (optionally combined with any additional fragments passed on
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the command line).
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That is the current approach. Eventually we may want something
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smarter, like different collections of facets, or some other way to
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limit the total size of the test space (e.g., running certain tasks
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only on certain clusters).
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